World of Monsters
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"Guide, could I have the Soul Beast devour the Doomsday Giant Beast, then fuse it with the quasi-rule inscription inside the Doomsday Giant Beast, and finally turn it into a special life soul similar to a summoned beast?"
Faced with the question, Guide answered:
[It is feasible, but the rules related to Soul Beasts are outside the Challenger system. That portion of the power of rules must be completely reshaped before it can interface with the Challenger system. This will consume a substantial amount of sacrificial power. Secondly, making it into a quasi-rule will require an additional expense, bringing the total to 4.29 million sacrificial power. In essence, this means turning the Soul Beast and the quasi-rule into a life soul. Your Doomsday Giant Beast will account for a very small proportion of the combination, providing only flesh-and-blood energy-in other words, attributes.] [Secondly, fusing two different rules into one rule involves a severe logical conflict between the soul-shaping rule and the devouring quasi-rule. You need a rule-level framework to constrain these two logical abilities. Building this framework for you will cost an additional 7 million sacrificial power.]
Little Mage jumped at Guide's quote.
The first cost was manageable, but the framework for fusing different powers of rules actually cost 7 million. That was an astronomical price.
"Wait, a rule framework-would this work?"
Suddenly thinking of something, Little Mage took a pitch-black fragment from his Spatial Inventory.
It was the Rule Fragment he had bought for 800,000 sacrificial power back then: March of the Dead.
[It is feasible, but this rule framework is incompatible with the soul-shaping rule and the devouring quasi-rule, so another 1 million will be needed to make simple modifications to the framework, bringing the total to 5.29 million sacrificial power.
With its feasibility
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